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Bowes enlightens us on what it was like to bring the seminal work to stage, what it's taught them, and how to find our own place in the revolution.
In the past couple of weeks, numerous celebrities have posted videos online or joined campaigns such as Give A Damn and It Gets Better, which aim to spread awareness about LGBT issues in an effort to prevent suicide among LGBT youth and put an end to the anti-gay bullying epidemic. Thanks to Kathy Griffin, Anne Hathaway, Joe Jonas, Margaret Cho, Lance Bass, Tim Gunn, Wanda Sykes, Ellen Degeneres, Judith Light, Lily Tomlin, Mae Whitman, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Cyndi Lauper, Colin Farrell, Elton John, Ricky Martin, Rachael Harris, Idina Menzel, Chris Colfer, Sarah Silverman, Anna Paquin, Jason Mraz, Whoopi Goldberg, Sharon Osbourne, Clay Aiken, Ashley Tisdale and the cast of Hellcats, Candice Accola, Ian Somerhalder, Jenny McCarthy, Greg Grunberg, Erika Jayne, Shay Mitchell, Kristin Cavallari, Julie Benz, Michael Chiklis, Katerina Graham, Rex Lee, Ashley Roberts and all the other celebrities who put their time in to spread these important messages.
From broadcast (90210, The Good Wife) to cable (Nurse Jackie, True Blood), GLAAD's 15th annual "Where We Are on TV" study leaves no stone unturned. Meet all of the LGBT characters on television this year including Archie Panjabi's Kalinda, Polly Walker's Clarice Willow, HawthoRNe's Kelly Epson, True Blood's Pam, Hellcats' The Wedge and of course Grey's Anatomy's Callie and Arizona.
We’ll never forget those lost.
